The Aletheia
Montreat-Anderson College
Friday, September 17,1993
Baseball Swings into Action
September Baseball Schedule
Sept. 18 UNC-A 1:00pm Away
Sept, 24 Bluefield 3:00pm Home
Sept. 28 N. Greenville 2:30pm Away
By Marcy Buckner
The stillness rings with the
crack of a bat, and fall baseball
begins.
I: Darin Chaplain is the head
coach for the team, assisted by
Billy Conley and Paul O'Neal.
Both of which. Chaplain compli
ments, are "great additions."
Mar
ginally a
young
team,
there are
several new players. This years
roster is:
Freshmen: Alan Arnold,
Daryl Bryant, Ed Carty, Nathan
Gardner, Mitch Glenn, Jeff
Heglar, Stuart Hurst, Travis
Little, Brant McCauley, Brad
Proffitt, Mike Ratliff, Brad
Smith, Brian Snyder, Joe Snyder,
Doug Willis, Jason York.
Sophomores: JJ Altizer,
Chad Greene, Shane Hatcher,
Greg Hathcock, Jarrett Hathcock,
Chris Hoyle, Jamie lessee, Scotty
Canning, Brian Pernell, Bud Rob-
Cav’s Show Potential
By Sean Anderson
As the players try their best to
make a goal, the crowd cheers for their
team. Despite crowd enthusiasm. Mon
treat lost to the Redmen, 5-0. Although
the team failed to get the victory, they
played well and showed determination.
RioGrandeisatough
team. The Redmen scored
one in the first quarter, and
again in thesecondquarter
just before half-time.
Montieat-Anderson
played corqpetitively and
placed some nice shots.
However, the goalie was
extremely talented and
blocked each one. A large
percentage of the Cava
liers’ shots sailed over the
goal. That white ball did
not want to land in the
inteidedarea! It was a rough game.
There were a couple of close inju
ries, but nothing serious. The referee
issued one yellow card for the Redmai.
The Cavs played well both offei-
sively and defensively, but, once again,
they were up against a tough team. As
a matter of fact, Rio Grande scored
three consecutive goals in one half.
erts.
Juniors: Chris
Fulbright and
Shawn Willis.
Seniors: Mark
Smith.
Chaplain
states, "We didn't
play real
well
against
North
GreenriDe...
but we will." The
Coaches have re
cruited a good
class, and are very
pleased with the
young men chosen.
ACTIVITIES SCHEDULE
Friday, Sept 17
8 pm Putt-Putt
Asheville
8:30 pm Movie of the Week
Upper Belk
Saturday, Sapt 18
2 pm Soccer vs. Term. Wesleyan
Newell Field
8 pm Capture the Flag
Lower Belk
Sunday, Sapt. 19
9:45 am InterAct
BCC Lounge
12-11pm Open Dorm
McGregor Hall
7 pm Vespers
McGregor Lobby
Monday, Sapt. 20
6:30 pm Lady’s V-ball vs. Clinch Valley McAlister
8 -11 pm Open Dorm
M-A Hall
Tuasday, Sapt. 21
10 am Class Meetings Convo.
Gaither Chapel
8 pm Home Atone 2
Cavalier Grill
7-11pm Open Dorm
Davis Hall
Wednesday, Sept. 22
6-11pm Open Dorm
McGregor Hall
Thursday, Sept. 23
10 am Chapel
Gaither Chapel
10 am Senior Pictures
BCC upper deck
6:30 pm V-ball Intramurals Carver Comm. Cntr,
7 -11 pm Open Dorm
McGregor Hall
8 -11 pm Open Dorm
Howerton Hall
Mountain People Play Beach Volleyball
By Cara Weiss
Sand jams in between toes
as players slam the ball back and
forth. Students discover that
beach volleyball can be played
in the mountains.
This innovative activity
Despite Previous Loss
M-AC's record is currently 1-2.
Peyton Elliot had these words to say,
"The score hardly affects the way the
game is played."
The Cavalias nexthome game will
be against Tennessee-Wesleyan. It is
amliguousasto
Soccer Roster
Freshman
Charles Buie Mutodi Neshese
Peyton Elliot Jeff Ramsey
Leland Globke Karl Schafler
Jason Guengerich Matt Spradley
Dave Jarema Jason Taylor
Brian McDonald David Walters, Jr
Sophomores
Massamba Fall Mike Wallen
Phil Lomac
Juniors
Erik Brown Aki Suzuki
Seniors
Quent Johnson
who will claim
the victory.
Montreat-
Anderson has
potential and
team members
are enthusiastic
about the game.
Brian
McDonald ex
claimed, "We
will do good."
Coach
Schutt is hop
ing for a win. Although "it doesn't
matter whether you win or lose, it's
how you play the game," the team
cannot afford another loss if they wish
to make it to the Charrpionship.
TheCavaliersareundergieatleader-
ship. A few players to watch are Peyton
Elliot, Leland Globke, David Jarema,
Quent Johnson, and Mike Wallen.
takes place at the Carver Com
munity Center near Lake Toma
hawk, and is directed by Paula
Johnson.
Eight teams, made up of
brother and sister halls, compose
the beach volleyball league. In
addition to the dormitory hail
teams, there is a team made up of
faculty and staff.
There will be practice games
throughout September. The tour
nament will commence during the
first week of October. First, sec
ond, and third place will be
awarded to the winning brother-
sister teams.
Students are looking posi
tively toward this activity. Amy
Dill says, "Get involved." Chris
tina Strickland adds, "It's a good
chance for students to get to
gether. We have a great time
when we're out there."
The Aletheia
Editor
Jennifer Moore
Faculty Advisor
Brian Fuller
Contributors
Sean Anderson, Marcy Buckner,
Anna Shimaya, and Cara Weiss
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